re: Expensive food items you don't bat an eye to purchase

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Locally roasted coffee beans

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definitely this as well

and I guess I'll add craft beer too, as I don't really look at prices of beer, despite craft beer prices continually climbing

Thunderbird wine, screw top.

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Parmigiano-Reggiano. How I grew up eating that crap in the green can, I have no idea, but I will not buy anything that isn't real Parmigiano-Reggiano anymore.

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especially paired with a microplane grater. I also used to always use the green can crap.

Cheese.....I never care about the price if it’s a favorite.
Chocolate
Good butter

I like those brown eggs at Costco. I don't know if it's in my head but I can taste the freedom those birds feel.

Meat
Alcohol

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7 downvotes for asking a simple question.

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It's a message. One you refuse to receive.

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local, organic meat

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I like the locally grown, organic.. and grass fed meat, as well. My grandfather had a farm and grew cattle, chicken and pork for our consumption and good quality meat tastes like my grandmother's cooking.. The stuff you buy in the grocery store, that's mass produced, doesn't.

Here's one I doubt anyone else will mention.

I only use distilled water for my coffee maker. Makes a huge difference.

I guess "expensive" is all relative here. I'll spend more on cheese, but I don't consider the cheese I buy to be expensive. I definitely don't buy the most expensive cheese in the case though.

I pretty much only buy Ben & Jerry's ice cream. I think most people would consider that expensive at almost $5 a pint.

Craft beer. I rarely look at the price when I pick a six or four pack up. I do check the price on bombers as sometimes those are ridiculously priced. I'm not paying $30 for a bomber of beer.

That's probably about it, except for times at a nice restaurant. If that counts. I don't look at menu prices at nice restaurants and just order what I want.